The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-04
Good Racing at Washington Park.

CHICAGO, july Z.-fully 1U,UUO people were
present at Washington Park races to-day, and
interesting programme was given. The
weather was pleaeant, the track was fast and
dry. The winners were Jacobin Little Minch.
Emperor of Norfolk, Jim Gore and Tennessee
Details are as follows:
First Race-For three-year olds mile
Pools: Jacobin. So Carrie SO; Dynamite. So;
Field, 500. Carrie. Carnegie and Galatea led at
the start, Carnegie making the running aud
leading past the quarter and ha!fmle poles, but
giving way to Jacobln, who led into the stretch
Carnegie second and Carrie third but coming
down, Carlo came fast and forced Jacobin to
whip out. He won by two lengths; Carrie second
and Poteen poor third Time, LAP
Second Race-For all ages six furlongs. Pools
Little Minch. $50; Huntress. $780, Pearl Jen-
nings $l4: field. $l5 Pearl Jennings led at the
start but fell back, Glenhall leading. with Little
Minch went to the front and led into the straight;
Pearl Jennings. coming fast. ran Little Minch
out to head, with Colonel Owens poor third.
Third Race-Kenwood stakes for two-year-
olds; five furlongs Pools Balwins pair, Nor
folk and Puenre. S65; Corrigan's pair, Persim-
King Idle, Chevalier and Emperor of Norfolk
were in the front rank at the start. King Idle
taking the lead and showing the way to the
home stretch where Emperor of Norfolk came
ahead and won by two lengths; King Idle second
and Ward third. Time .O34.
Fourth Race-Boulevard stakes for all ages;
m Mo anS ss o0s sm Moev io
ruua and Clarion were leading the start, Miss
Molloy showing the way past the grand stand;
Daruna second Voltgeur third. This order
maintained until they came around the
three-quarter pole. where Daruna took the lead;
Miss Mooy second. Jim Gore third; but half
way down the stretch Jim Gore came to the
front and won handily by two lengths Daruna
second and Miss Moloy third. Time, POS.
Fifth Race-Steeple chase, full course. Pools:
Tennessee. $65; Wellington. Sl3: Warfeliow S.
Ascoli was scratched and Tennessee allowed
Wellington to make the running until they came
out the track, where he came ahead and won
under pull. Warfellow took the wall and first
water jump and refused tho second water jump.
Time, sos.
Distrust Between Two Great Nations.
lCopyright. 1887 by New York Associated Press.
BERLIN, july 2-The relations between Ger
many and Russia are becoming incomprebensi-
BILE. While there is seeming concord between
the two courts, the war of determination against
every thing German Is ever increasing in Rus
STA. This action on the part of Russia results
in intense bitterness against that country in
prisals and elf-defense The first SYMPTOM of
this feeling has been the outcry against Ger
mans investing in Russian stocks. the Cross
Gazette and the Cologne Gazette
guing that government which virtually
expropriates foreigners will not scruple
to defraud it's creditors if war
furnished the necessary pretext. The seml-of-
fetal organ. the Post is still more alarming 1t
says that in the event of q war with Germany
which many influential persons in Russia
striving to bring about stroke of the pen
would suffice to deprive Germans of all their
sinews of war inithe shape of the milliards they
have confided to the care Of Russia. These arti-
Giles show that the growing distrust of Russia
has already had its effect in the fall in the prices
of Russian securities all around.
The unceasing efforts of Prince Hohenlohe,
Count Henckel and Herr Kramsta, the largest
German land owners in the Russian provinces,
to have themselves exemp pied from the effects of
the Cars ukase, failed of the desired result. the
ST. Petersburg government refusing to make
any exception in favor of anybody. and there
fore these land owners. together with Prince
Radziwill and Prince Reuss, find themselves
tual sacrifice.